Massive Attack & Palestine: Singapore has banned two core members of British trip-hop group Massive Attack from re-entering after a pro-Palestine flag display at a July 29 concert, with police citing risks to racial and religious harmony; the band says it was an “impromptu expression” of solidarity and claims members were detained and questioned. Digital Inclusion for Seniors: A 90-year-old Singapore retiree credits Tsao Foundation’s Digital Learning Circles for keeping her connected—learning smartphone skills, videocalls, and community activities. National Day Culture at Changi: Changi’s National Day celebrations roll across terminals and Jewel with Peranakan craft and food, outfit photo-ops, light shows, and interactive activities for travellers. Food Trend, Local Twist: Super Sushi launches “SushiPOP,” a push-pop style sushi tube with a sauce “straw,” riding the viral format. Theatre & Pop Culture: Singapore Repertory Theatre’s Legally Blonde – The Musical runs at the Esplanade until Aug 16, bringing big pink energy and themes of self-belief and female solidarity. Community Tech at The Kallang: A new app for the Kallang precinct aims to make seat-side ordering, live scores, and event perks part of everyday leisure. Demography Watch: Singapore’s births-deaths gap hit a near-century low in 2025, shrinking to just 3,365 more births than deaths. Edtech Deal: IPO-bound Imarticus Learning acquires Singapore’s BELLS Institute for about ₹800 cr, positioning Singapore as a regional hub for AI and workforce training. Youth & Work: A Singapore man laid off at 50 shares how he rebuilt his life through content creation and incremental steps forward.